Google is honoring Indian swimmer Arati Saha born, on September 24, 1940, she would have turned 80 today. She died in 1994 at the age of 54 but her stellar achievement lives on even today. She was the first Asian woman to swim across the English Channel.
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Aquatic Day Celebration 2020 â— Uganda’s Olympic swimmers on the impact of swimming in their lives
Olympians
Dr. Aya Nakitanda – Olympian, Beijing 2008
Dr. Gilbert Kaburu PhD – Olympian, Beijing 2008
Ganzi Mugula – Olympian, London 2012
Jamila Lunkunse – 2 X Olympian, London 2012 and Rio 2016
Joshua Tibatemwa-Ekirikubinza – Olympian, Rio 2016 -
This woman can do some remarkable dance moves underwater | Your Morning
Who didn’t pretend to be a synchronized swimmer at one point as a child?
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15,000 Calorie Great British Swim Challenge | Zac Perna ft Ross Edgley
On today’s video, I attempt a day in the life of Poseidon himself Ross Edgley- during his swim AROUND great Britain- spending nearly 6 months at sea. = Lot’s of food and lot’s of swimming. Enjoy!
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Swimmer Bitten on Head by Crocodile
A swimmer at Lizard Island in Queensland has reportedly been bitten on the head by a saltwater crocodile.
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Simple, Easy Tips to Swimming Butterfly | U.S. Masters Swimming
Butterfly is one of the toughest strokes out there.
It takes a lot of core strength and good form to get it right. But don’t get discouraged swimming butterfly properly is an obtainable goal. We break down how to swim butterfly so you can manage it better in your swim practice.
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Watch: Mountain Lion Swims Across Reservoir In Colorado
A mountain lion was spotted swimming across a reservoir in southwestern Colorado last weekend. Katie Johnston reports.
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We Tried to Become Olympic Divers in 1 Hour
Olympic Diving is something that I always loved watching during the olympics. When I tried it myself at 10 years old, I smacked the water real hard and went crying to my mother. Now many years later, we are ready to become olympic athletes without crying to our mother. Let’s go!
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Tokyo Olympics CEO suggests relaxed entry rules for athletes
Tokyo Olympics officials are proposing that the government relax immigration regulations to allow athletes to enter the country before next year’s postponed games and train during a 14-day quarantine period, Toshiro Muto, the CEO of the organizing committee said on Wednesday.
“We have to consider the uniqueness of the athletes and also their activities,” Muto said, speaking in Japanese following a meeting of a task force considering countermeasures against the COVID-19 pandemic.
The International Olympic Committee, Tokyo city and national government officials, and members of the organizing committee are holding virtual meetings on Thursday and Friday focused on finding ways to hold the delayed Olympics during a pandemic.
The organizing committee and the IOC have said for months they are considering many scenarios for how the games can open on July 23, 2021, but have offered nothing specific.
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